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The litron cup, also called the "square" cup, takes its name from the Latin word litra, a unit of liquid measurement. The Vincennes manufactory made the first one in 1752. The matching saucer is a deep dish. The "partridge eye" décor is typical of the period during which the painter Pierre-Joseph Rosset made this work. Madame Adolphe Thiers owned the original.

Publisher : Anciennes Manufactures Royales (Bernardaud)
Material : Limoges Porcelain
Made in France
Dimensions : L 16,7 x W 16,7 x H 8,9 cm (box) Capacity : 130 ml